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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-15

The Mu-Hai Cooperative Building Association
ha- elected the following directors for three years:
George r. Graham, y illaCe II. HIS and Arthur b.
CiaNt0G-
his carson Posi-. 6. \. T., last night elected Of
ncerS - follows: Post commander, FRED Rracl-
~: senior wee commander, ". 4. Morse: juniOr
Nicc cUnnau.ieT. j. :. Garrison. \ resolution v a.,
adopted in,tsuctiHg The delegates OF the posi- 20
vote Tor OiniI.a;.der 4. T. Lincoln as department
commander
The y. NJ. q. A. LyeeuBl last night debated the
question. RESOLVED that the canadian authorities
:;Te Warranted by International law In pr0aiDiti .
Intercourse with American nSn!ng vessels" The
uiS2utanfs were Me>Sr- Rawlings and NesDitt air.
native. and NessrS. f'iliiss and Davis negative.
ds7'isiOn IN the negative was rendered.
A large audience greeted Rev. DR.. y. Il. Leonard
- &ckendrte church last night, To listen 10 MS
leCturr on the prohibition Of the nOqOr traffic.
liOsi ~ te i-1one temperance people Of the city
"ert la diisDddIlcs,- Rev. q Herbert Richardson,
pastor Of he church. presided
Tho solder ZEN persnc,- nion OF the al lFTii
ierJ ia>i nigh; Installed President CaTdinr~ ana
The OJher ncWly -iertet on -crs ia idcIr rIlis.-
Gr>- Gibson, The ,fe OF thc general in command
was ANNOUNCED - honorary president 81 the union
MI. john Ii. Harmon was presented with a very
ioStmasters Of Michigan attending the convention
IN This city.
Elizabeth " EasOn formerly HarnmoadD has
Ned suit against the Order OF the GOLDEN cross tC
recover StsN. the amount OI certtr ATE issued hl
late husband. W. II. Hammond. IN ST Johns com.
IlanueTy. No. - fOs her b~nt.liF-
The Robert POFtner Brewing Co. has bought O
p Kurt johnson. !Or Sl.5i@ lots AID TO- s.IIisr,
-. no feet :. ircnes On Maryland avenu. aud x
I<'si inches on IiJh street southwest IT is under
stood that the purchasers viii erect a Iaryt
brewery on the isOpeTty.
heary Burke, c0!OTed. was hned SO or 20 days
IN lail by JCtg- ~nFii TO-DAY ~. striking JOIN
Ia1gely on The head With DrcL.
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julius LlNSgURGH, 80 sth ST., Is now showing
ii she largest and most attractive line OF holi-
dty gCs-ds u ~ found In the city, COMPRISING
Push PIrlOr suits, kasy chairs. Fancy and Plain
ROcker. D!vans, Plush and Wood Top Tables In
cherry, Mahogany and Antique Oak, Music Cabi-
nets, Writing Desks, EaSels, screens, Hat Racks.
Mantle and Hanging Cabinets Reed anu Rattan
RDeze-s, POrtieres, Nottingham, Applique An
" ue. Swiss and Tapestry Curtains, Table Covers,
~ rJa. Punjanb and Persian Rugs, Ar squares,
a.. al our usual popular low prices.
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A most valuable Christmas present to make
your children attending school. For best terms
ever offered, address Box 129, Star Office. 8
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as,u.euseat. To.nsyhs.

AiHtTGHs---glara Morris in article ~"
S,TIOSAL----ChecK "A, or TobOgganIng"
EERSsS's.-NaIiety.
MoNDE.I ,SD.-CuriOsitleS and Variety
l. STREET RISx.-Proi- Gleason, the Horse Tanner
usKEIs .-'.Mugg'S Landing
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THE Nsw YOKk DECORATIVE COMPANY. 5;I9 18th
street, win close the 18th day OF this month
Otd CHAIRS, cncyai glasses, standing and hanging
cabinets, dressing eases eSelS, screens. bric-a-brac
furniture. heavy curtains, lace curtains. Must be
sold chance 10 buy for the holidays AT your
own prices
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TOYS at half cost price, Iso5 F st.

>oW's EAR.-"YOu can't make good purse OF
sOW's ear says the OLD axiom but you can cure
SicS Headache. Neuralgia, Nervous Dyspepsia,
SleepeSsness and Nervous Exhaustion with q
Dollar bottle OF scotch oats Essence.
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Thomas Kane Seriously. Perhaps Fn-
tally Wounded ny asa Unknown
Negro.

Last night, about O'Clock. Ofcegs Mooney and
Matthews were standing at the corner OF Attn and
L. streets northwest, when their attention was
attracted 10 the "a street corner by hearing several
stones thrown on the concrete pavement. sup
posing colored boys were engaged In stone-battle
the Officers started toward ID street. when they met
three young colored men, Ihos Kane, Chas. Arnold
and David Brennan. AS the officers approached
them Kane, who was between his companions, Tell
to the pavement. The officers thought he had a
nj, and carried him TO the drugstore ut the
Of 4th and streets, where IL was found that he
had been stabbed in the breast. 4 physician was
called. who found that Kane was In a bad con-
ditlon, and ordered his removal To the hospital A
rev minutes later sergeant Falvey appeared with
the patrol wagon, and the injured man was taken
70 Freedinan's Hospital where his wound was
dressed by Dr. Onadd. The patient was very weak,
and the doctor said that his wound was a serious
mans recovery No one knew who stabbed Kane,
ana after his removal 10 the hospital the officers
interVlewed almost every negro who had been In
the habit OF loafing In that locality, but were
unable 10 learn anything about the affair. From
the little Information obtained by the officers 1t
appears that Kane was assaulted and
STABBED WITHOUT PRovocATIoN.
With his two companions he had started to the
house Of relative, where '.pariOr sociable" was
given. They were walking along Sd street. be-
tween New YORK avenue and L street. and noticed
that something was going on In Miles chapel. Two
young men were standing in front Of the church
and kane'S companions stopped TO inquire what
was going on In the church, Kane walking ahead
some distance. Three negroes from the opposite
side OF the street crossed over and made known
their intention 10 start fight. kane's compan-
Ions had started toward him. and, It Is stated, one
OF them received a blow ON The breast one
OF the negroes took from his pocket silver dollar
and offered To bet that sum that he could whip
Kane, but the latter did not care To tight, and
then one OF the other negroes stabbed him. Kane
I'D not know he WAS stabbed, aud started on,
when the attacking party threw several stones at
him and his companions and then escaped. Kane
did not speak until some time after he was taken
10 the hospital, VIXEN he described to his mother,
a. best he could, how he was stabbed. He told
her the story, as above and said he did not know
he was stabbed until he became so weak and was
about 10 fall.
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An NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Luck.
FORMER HoNE-BULE NJ p. TO INHERIT FoRTuNl
AT SAN FRANCISCO.

FORMER H0ME-RULE n. r. TO INHERIT FORTUNE
AT SAN FRANCISCO.
special cable dispatch to the New York World
from London. December IA, says: 1t is stated that
Daniel Fitzgerald Gabbett formerly an ofncer in
the Life Guards and late the home-rule member OF
parliament for Limerick City. has, by the death OF
distant relative, become heir to houses and
landed property valued at over million dollars,
and that he has proceeded to the United States for
the purpose OF prosecuting his claim. The facts
are said TO be as fOllOws relative OF Mr. Gabbett
died some f1ve years since in San Francisco, pos
sess1ng property there and also in Mexico valued
at 100000. firm OF solicitors advertised for
the next or KIM About thirteen months ago Mr..
Gabbett who claims to be the heir, was appraised
steps to assert his rights, having as already OBJ
served, proceeded to the United states with that
object His relatives here are sanguine that he
will succeed to at least considerable portion OF
the fortune
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10 GIVE sll an opportunity OF inspecting our
unique Christmas STOCK, we viii keep open Cyen-
ingS from This date until .4th inst ant, inclusive.
ALEX. MILNE, Jll 9th 81 NV,
Pine fnTnitufe and DECORATIONS.
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PINE GAS FIx-rRss at shedd 4 Bros.

DID YOr HsaR about those pants We make &c
oTtier at So Gail and the variety OF patterns.
Eisehlan Bros. cor. 1Ih and L stS., manufacturing
ttothlerS and TailOrs.
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co..
The kigrstia. ->,,,ish Plight.

CHARLEY JOHNSON, OF BROOKLYN, KILHAiN'S REF
ESEE-THE FIGHT To CONE OFF SOON.
The New York sun says: cable dispatch was
received by Richard x. Fox yesterday stating that
an important meeting OF all the principals in the
kiirainSInth tight TOOK place in the Office OF tho
Sooyfi.,g LIFE yesterday. When " was proposed
10 nominate Charley Johnson, the Brooklyn snort,
as kilrain's American second, Charley Mitchell
who II was expected would take that place. offered
10 withdraw. kirain, however, asked that
Mitchell and Prof. DOnnel!y act as his attendants
at the ring side, and Charley johnson was ao-
pointed umpire Tor kflratn. }. Fleming was chosen
umpire for Smith, and Gee. Atkinson, the spor. Ing
editor OF SiHr,iH9 Life, was nan;cu as II Seipe
Both men we're present and locked in good Trim
klirain weighs 49,, pounds and seemed In good
Sp rits- date viii soon DC get for III fight which
IL Is now almost positively known will take place
within 100 mics or London the latter part OF this
month.
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So OyERCo,Ts; they are Handsomely LINED
thrughp.d Win satin. Eiseman Bros, manufae-
lurerS cor. sth ana SIS
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Pianos AND O2GANs-HOLIDAY BARGAINS.
IL YOU wish 10 get good instrument for less than
half value, and on the easiest terms you could
wish, call during the next ten days at the Brad
bury Palace UI Music. r. u. SMITH.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RFNr-AT s55 PER MoNTH-HousE. COM.
y s,.ssely furnish Including CHINA. tzee linen,
Call after Hei 3 sacse ai4s a1 ;, m. NV diss
I;oR RENT-7io sTH ST NV, Is ROOMS: rs
suitable month asf ''srnf rs
E'oR kENT-l01l S ST. \. W. s ROOMS AND
thorough repair repair" ssas ss i per montS. ~
ll22 9Th st ". 8 rooms and hath. modern con.
Srss s9s pss month 6y
.boss nc %S0t
$;ss. Apply to DosSAssS 81 ssS a~
FOR KENT-s2O.. I22 MAssACtUsE IT'S AVE.
INV, two blocks from Pension Office, cosy 2-story
Ply 49, 7,S s., H% 1 second S sCor Room
IrOR RENr-11-ROOM HOUSE, COR. l4rH AND
sta completely furnished $500
lo2 st aw 30
: houses on Gordon ave, n e. Ar eschInewj 10 70
dist sTALEY 4 Hill. l4lo y. Y. ave.
IrOR RENT-NEw Two-sTORY HOUSE. PRESS
ern Improvements. cellar. under whole house iron
and trees and 'hrS9 go
LHOR RENT-Two NEW THREE.sToRY BRICK
10 sa all PS sse sad @
923 9Th ST. NV. price. $50 40 per month sssh
dl4-3t. Cor 9th and sta nv.
FOR RENT OR sALE;-NEw HOUSE, 1885 18th
tells tiled frepIaces and mirrors in ali rooms. WM
GLEASON, 5Il 10th ST NV. dl4-2ts
EoR RENT-3o2 MASS AVE. n. T., 6r.. s25; 1908
LE Cap st. ar, s27 so: 243 tn ST $50; pig
9TH $. or. Snewl $40: 4l2 9Th 81 ne, Or; CneSl.
$40 sis st En- Tor sS lei Mass ave- ne ne IT.
ESQ ga q S ssh s Ne 3d. s. III st. ave
Dr., $40; 2o4 Del me-. Tor. tfurnishedD. 81 so.
EoHRE sS SO fsa caraoi & dis5t
EoR RENT-22i2 2as6. 224s AND 2252
Il Cleveland ave-. containing @ rooms and bath. new
and in rstclass condition: only BIS so Per month
careful tenants For permit apply TO McLACHLEN 4
BArCHELDER, 1925 NV. dist
NOR RENT-449 q ST NV, Il ROOMS; ROOMS
l. light and pleasant: handsomely fitted with
modern convenience. For aud permit apply 10
McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, 1225 NV. d14-6t
LrOR LEASE OR SALE LARGE FINE BUILD
b. II. WARNER.
d14-3' GIG F st. n W.
EOR RENT-TwELvE-R ROOM BRICK HOUSE.
with all tue conyeniences in an elegant location at
$1,000 per year.
THoS f. wAG0AMAN.
d14-3t 9l7 st. NV.
L1OR RENT-6-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 1915 Sd
- St NV; gas and water S15. Also, 5-room brick.
1919 D ST. Sc, $40. Apply to R. L. PAIKO, 49, Ia.
dl4-2fs
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Called HUNS and Criminals.
SALOON KEEPERS HAVE CLINCH WITH SOME PR,
ElRIYIoSISrS IN PASS AIC


HiBfTieSISFS IN PASSAIc.
The New YORK San says: At Tuesday nights
session Of the PaSSac board OF excise about forty
members or the Liquor Dealers Association sat on
one side OF the hall and seventy members OF the
Temperance Reform Club on the other. The meet.
Ing was called TO investigate the charge thai
COuncllmen EettinGcr and Lynch and Messfs.
Boomer and BoOnekessel had sold rum on sunday.
The board dismissed the charges becausa there
was only one witness for the prosecution and all
the defendants denied the allegation. When the
board mad adjourned one OF the temperance men
characterized the excise commissioners as 50 lot
OF drunken buns and criminals"
come up. yelled Geo. BOonekessel, "and tell
the gentlemen TO their faces that they are Duins
and criminals" AS he spoke he seized Geo. Rice, a
weil-kEown Methodist temperance man, by the
throat. lie declared Rice was the man VINO made
the remark. While he was forcing him up toward
the pat form, II. NJ RideOuI, Alexander FEMINIST on
ana number OF other prOnibitiODistS juiApcd in
and seized B0onekessel By The throat. Several
saloon keepeTs came TO Boonenesse.'S assistance.
and a riot was getting under way when some one
summoned the police and had the disturbance
ended. Yesterday NJ BoOlekesSel went TO Pat
terooa ana made complaints against several or his
prohibition aSSailants He says RideOuJ tnrpi &
ensd 10 Snoot hiG,, and was prevented from doing
SO only by the interference OF another saloon
keeper named Nj hazel McEwen. lie escaped with
Il few scratches on his neck. 1; Will now be war
10 the knife De ween the aSSa!c city prohibition.
lists ana The saloon Keepers.
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GENUINE SEAL SKIS CAPS 20 make the boys and
girls happy, only &c Franc, the strictly one
IT1ce Halter. cor. 9TH and ID sts.
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si3.50 OvERCoiTS: they are made Wen and
traneI far better Than l. used in such price coats
generally. Eiseinan BrUs., manufacturers. Tor 1tl
ard T. SIS
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THIS sewing society OF the Ladies' Aid Associa-
ton, Garfield Memorial Hospital, viii be held at
Mrs. Wlllards l:Esj ST.. Tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Yaa'tco'ior' FIR III 20 hours commencing tsp N.
YOr the District OF columbia. Maryland and VIZ.
sn!a, rain 10 day. followed by much colder clearing
weather, fresh To- brisk nOrthwesferly winds.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO Daniel
carter and Louisa Thomas: John TOiliver and
Eliza Moore; W. ii. Chapman and Alice Washing
ton; ". T.. Ripley and Annie f.. Slater; VI. Butt
and Fannie johnson; Frank Gordon and Georgia
Louise kileourne; l. c. Calvin, OF FauqGiar Co..
Va. and Eva Bianch Horton; solomon copeland
and Annie Moore: ChaS. Hunter and Francis f..
WyOr.
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for your pictures. one large crayOn and one iOZ
fiaely aisaei cabinet portraits Ion only 81. Come
and see them.
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The Head of the Family.

A HUSBAND Is THE CHIEF AND CAN WHIP UNRULY
CHILDREN.
William II. Moore, in Judge AllisOn's Criminal
Court, in Philadelphia, wednesday, pleaded guilty
to the charges OF cruelty treating his son and
daughter, aged about ten and nine years. When
the evidence was sifted, however, Judge Allison
reached the conclusion that the charge, which had
been brought at the instigation Of the Society for
the Protection OF Children from Cruelty, was
somewhat strained, so ordered the discharge OF
the defendant. The allegation OF the prosecution
was that Moore had whipped his children
with brOOmstick, and the stepmother Of the
children. who had left her husband, testified that
the father at times raised his foot and kicked the
little ones harder than they ought to have been
his wife had been continually endeavoring to per-
suane him TO send the children to the
country or bind them out. On Thanks
giving Day he tod them to go to Sum-
day school, and when he came home he found they
had not gone. He asked the boy why he had not
gone and the boy said because he was not going to
go. The father then took short piece OF rattan,
which his wife had frequently used on the chill
a a and gave them whipping. Judge Wilson
1t was the fathers right, and not only his right,
but his duty, to 1nflict proper punishment upon
his Children whenever occasion called for it, There
has been some progress made OF recent years to-
ward establishing the idea that father has no
right to control his hous hold, but hope that day
is 1ar distant when such q doctrine viii be eStab-
llshed 1t is not the law, and ought not to be- The
is his duty to govern and control 1t the best OF
his ability; he should make proper orders for its
cOptroi and government, and the law should suS-
tain him In enforcing them.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS for the next ten days in por-
there's lace curtains table covers, scars, &c These
goods offered IT wholesale prices for cash.
,all early, before the assortment Is broken.
SINGLETON a FLETCHER, AL stn st.
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x '-.sScES pUISIErIE CLrB.-Most OF the
.~-t'a - tn-lnorrow,s matinee are now
-..ta are i"fs tor the evening.
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Foerrs,rr roe Us Lrcky FOR Yor.

FORTJNATE F0R Us. LUCKY FOR lOT.
100 Jarlets all inherent styles. manufacturers
samples. will sell at less than half OF what they
cost earlier in the season. such bargains we have
never shown 10 YOU coats make elegant and
sensible holiday gifts. LASsBURGH Bro.
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EasaAlx.. Watches. and lexslry. Frank 451 Pa av
GIL At DEoor,s and see the Au,oharps

PnITE ATTENTION, prOmptnesS. and nnely-
finished portraits GEO. PRINCE, Photographed,
nth 81 and Pa ave.
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Buy YorR suvEKwakE at LapsoS's, 4.ss TN

CoxsI NPIIoS may be cured II treated early wit
RlkeT-S sOd Liver Oil and Halt.
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FrssKLL's lex CREAM aud Charlotte Russo.

PrRs WINES and Liquors for the HOLIDAYS NJ
Xander's the leading wine and Liquor house IN
the city. No. 800 7tl II. nv.
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fUII line Of fancy chairs, tables, cabinets
and other fancy furniture, suitable for holiday
presents, at WhO.esalr prices
SINGLETON a FLETCHER AS sth ST.
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1 Ii!c l1fpcSb storc lu tnf cry.
s,ead. t.caH. Read.
! The following list OF oarsa rs offered for to-nor
row at s. W. Augcnstein-, Sl7. $40 and ST. 7th St
NV: Purchase some and so maze money: Hand
some Backing Case. backing brush and | boz
backing. SOC: Decorated French China Nous
tach' Cup and saucer, l@c.; Patent Spring ShooGy
wagons, aac.: as-.acn Wax Dolls. 90. sod a;
| bargain elsewhere at 9Sc.; S1.2J Tin Kitchens re-
| duced TO a5c.; The Dancing Darkies new toy
60; New Baby Mine Banks. 49c.. worth CSC; "a
Chamber Pals, :.5c.; STANDARD Works OF Popular
Authors, bound in cloth and gilt, Sec. worth 79c.
! Brass Extension Library Lamps reduced to s...I9
half dozen Fancy Gob.ets, 40:.; half dozen Wine
Glasses, 49,. and thousands OF other bargains toe
numerous 10 mention. l
Christmas Trees.
| Bring all the little ones to sec our Xmas tree
They are expecting Santa Claus TO bring them
something nice. and papas and mammes can find
! Turpin q CO., 49, 7th street northwest. The
decorated tree is pleasing and attracting to all
the little bright eyes that see 1t.
Appseton's Encyclopgdia--A most val
seho For best 81 terms ey sgSs
| dress Box l29, Star Office. 3
Gold Eye Glax.es and Spectaclcs.
city optical store. 4s7 Pa. ave. At
Send TO lsOOdacre's. 1926 II St., for prices
OF Flour, Feed, Cut-hay, Grain, &C.
"Royal GIue'' mends China Glass Wood, &C.
For the Holidays.
Get your watches, diamonds clocks opera glasses,
silver plated ware or anything In the jewelry line
at w. s. Tappan's 6O4 9th st. NV, under Temple
Hotel Fine goods at low prices. wv
most valuable Christmas present to make
your children attending school. For best terms
ever offered, address Box 129 Star Office. 8
See Our Fine Fancy Leather Goods.
Quality unsurpassed and prices low.
coo TOPHAMs 1881 Ponnnsylvanfa avenue
Visiting Cards neatly engraved from your
plates at Is cents per hundred. kervand, 1912
Pennsylvania avenue. eos
Deserving Of Confidence.
There Is no article which so richly deserves the
entire confidence OF the community as Browns
Bronchial TrOches. Those suffering from Asth-
matte and Bronchial Diseases, Coughs, and Colds
should try them. Price 25 cents cocks
Phillips' Digestible Cocoa created much
interest at International Medical Congress- 60
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In u ID. "Ward" prints 4Oc. per ID
Also, cottage Cheese and Buttermik: sweet MIX
&C. per quart.
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GREAT HOLIDAY SALE OF books at Baum'S Largest
stock la the city. special sale prices.
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- 90 h.y ..ces.ea Engines for 55c.
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81, CIV ERGO rFs In twenty different shades. Else
man Bros, manufacturers, cor. 7th ana SITS.
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PEARL oYEK. GLASSES. $3.50. L,Dsos's, 433 :

sl3I0 OyERCOATS. in many cOlOrS and shades.
Ei-enah 3rCs.. manufacturers, cor. eth aud sts.
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HOLIDAY AND wEDDSG PRESENTS at shedd q
Bros.
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For the Holidays.
Get your watches. diamonds clocks opera glasses
silver plated ware or anything In the jewery line
at w. s. TappanS, 64 9th st. n. W., under Temple
Hotel Fine goods at low prices. wv
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HAT So CTS. WILL Boy

WHAT 50 CTS WILL Buy.
One set 81 Children'S Furs 1O1ner price $50 to
s-S.,s5. only 100 sets, and must DC sold by SaJum-
tiJy night.
What = lovely present these would make.
LANsBCRGu & BRO.
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Thc Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, j. Thomas Sorhron admitted to the
bar. smith Thompson ct al VS.. Hyde: decree re-
handing case. Stephenson vs.. COnger; motion to
set aside order denied.
CIRCUIT COCRT-J,tJQe Or.
Yesterday, johnson AFT. johnson Ell al: leave TO
file bond extended until motion for new trial is
heard Edwards agt. Pen lergast; leave 10 amend
declaration.
EQUITY COURT-J,t,l0e MerricI.
Yesterday, kropp agt. kropp; divorce granted,
Foreman agt. Baggott; disinlssa! OF bill with
costs. kohier agt. Wall; time to take testimony
limited. SahlnoaS agt. Salnllnns: re-reference to
examiner ordered. Browning agt. Browning; re-
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District; rule retIrnabie 18th instant granted
Benton agt. Patch: witness Jos. Patch required
10 testify. Central National Bank agt TOOney,
and Collins agt. same; sale ratified and reference
to auditor. Brown agt. Brown; appearance or
dered. EmmOns agt. Thompson; contract con-
fiuned and convey ance ordered.
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